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Anita Balaton among the top influential PR leaders

We are proud that our Managing Director, Anita Balaton, is ranked third among the most influential PR leaders. This recognition validates her professional credibility, her defining leadership role, and the work she has accomplished together with the FleishmanHillard Budapest team.

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Fleishman Hillard joined the Ethical Agency Charter as a founding member

Transparent operation, fair competition and protection of the values of the communication profession — Fleishman Hillard joins the Charter of Ethical Agency as a founding member

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FH25 - OTP Health Fund: “Work cannot wait”

Within the framework of our mini-campaign 25 years, 25 stories, we recall the decisive campaigns of two and a half decades of FleishmanHillard - Budapest - solutions that were not only effective, but also showed something new professionally. These include our campaign “Work cannot wait” implemented in 2017 for the OTP Health Fund.

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FH25 - Living Danube: Our River. Our case

One of the tasks of our 25 years of professional heritage is far from ordinary: a project where communication not only informed, but also re-established a link between the city and the Danube.

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Why is PR crucial in 2026? – Trust, reputation, and the new era of AI

2026 is a watershed moment for corporate communications: reputation has never been more valuable, trust has never been more fragile, and artificial intelligence has never had such a profound impact on what information consumers and decision-makers see first. In this complex environment, PR is no longer just a complementary tactic—it is a strategic business function that directly impacts growth, risk management, and long-term competitiveness.

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Silence is Golden? Lessons from the SAP Crisis in an Age of Distrust

The sudden departure of SAP Hungary’s managing director, and the scandal that unfolded around it, once again highlighted that crisis management requires more than quick reaction. Thoughtful, well-structured and consistent communication plays an equally critical role. Without it, a company’s reputation can suffer long-term damage. This case also shows that ambiguity and vague wording often cause greater harm than the initial crisis itself. The aim of this article is not to detail the events at the company or to speculate, but to illustrate the challenges of managing a crisis rooted in organisational culture and structure.

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